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   Farm and Home, Garden Remedies   (Note: In any agricultural application, your results will vary depending on your soil content, available nutrients, climate, etc. While these are reported used below, your mileage may definitely vary.*) Basic H has numerous applications on the Farm. While not recommended for internal livestock use, it has been found effective by many farmers as a de-wormer. It also has been proven in use as a soil conditioner, allowing ground which was resistant to water... Read Full Story

Even this video was surprising to me, and I've been raising cattle and around farming most of my life. We raise grass fed beef, which is the easiest and probably lowest input way to raise cattle. All the cattle's "waste" output goes directly back onto the land. Cattle are checked twice daily and any that need special treatment are moved nearer the house for extra care and attention.  However, check out how this feedlot operates. Quite fascinating. Read Full Story

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Missouri Grass Fed Beef is: Safer, Healthier, Cheaper, Greener The reasons we raise grass fed beef are few. And they boil down to simply these four.  It's our opinion - based on our experience - that Missouri grass fed beef is the best solution for all of these points.  1. Safer In any supermarket, you can't tell that two steaks laying next to each other actually came from the same beef carcass. Unless you see that carcass actually cut into its pieces, you won't know what animal it came from... Read Full Story

It's really just too simple - anyone can (and everyone should) allow their native millionaire abilities to rise to the surface. If you want to create an online e commerce presence, use a proven site builder which has the ongoing experience which started when the Internet first developed the World Wide Web: Ken Evoy's Site Build It! Next, to help you with your market research (although Ken's system does a great job), I'd suggest you check out: Chris Malta's WorldWide Brands... Read Full Story

Consider this concept: Take a blank piece of paper. Make a pinhole in it. That is the model for all knowledge, all understanding, all the universe(s) as you know it/them. This inspiration was a one that came, again, in the middle of the night - prompting me to rise and write. There is the ages-old idea of the optimal solution. Like the universal solvent, it simply resolves everything it touches. And that is where this story started. For if one wants to live forever, if one wanted to... Read Full Story

Is this true? Does some HSUS lawyer now enforce animal breeding for the USDA? Sent to me by Ron Beedle, check this out - don't know where he got this, but: HAS THE HSUS “HIJACKED” THE APHIS OFFICE OF ENFORCEMENT?!?!?!? In May of 2010 the Inspector General of the USDA released a scathing report that criticized APHIS for placing too much emphasis on education and not enough on enforcement.  One of its recommendations included creating an Office within APHIS that would specifically focus on... Read Full Story

As in most things "human", we tend to live life backwards. Like looking through our rear-view mirror to go forwards. When you meet or confront other objects, identities, or separatenesses - a person tends to put their own individuality first. "Hi, I'm Joe -" and then then extend your hand. Just before that is perceiving that the other person exists.(And some act as "blind" and literally bump into things before they can "see" them. While those without vision will sense something earlier... Read Full Story

Looks like we're wrapped up here. I can't see from this level that there are many more tools to give you. All that's left of this path is the walking. But of course, I reserve the right to make observations from time to time - however, I'll probably include these into my cartooning. Since I've already gone off the "deep end" as far as the general public are concerned, it's simple to just leave "crazy" comments below the funny pictures. When I looked over a preliminary PDF (yes, I'm... Read Full Story

After I decided to just do whatever I (damned-well) felt like doing, it kept coming back to me that perhaps I wasn't being as organized as I could, that I should be dealing more with goals and what-not in order to be more efficient and such. In short, I simply found that I was as or more productive than when I was busy analyzing and planning every week, plus following daily "to-do" lists which accomplished my "strategic" and "tactical" planning. The main point which improved is that I... Read Full Story